Posted by 730virgil on October 11, 2007 at 20:24:00 from (64.12.117.74):
In Reply to: throwing in the towel posted by Rich Iowa on October 10, 2007 at 21:17:24:
it isn't any of our business but why can't you farm dad's farm? i found myself in that spot former mother in law had 150 acres and hated the spot i stood on. she sold the buildings and 50 acres to the slick that cash rented her farm and screwed my late wife and sister over doing so. former s-i-l tried to rent the rest of the farm to a neighbor and found out slick had the rest of the farm land locked. m-i-l didn't get easment for right of way to her ground. slick got the 50 acres between her and road and got the same lawyer to represent both of them in a private land sale. i had family members from both sides of late wife m-i-l and f-i-l ask why won't she rent you the farm? i said it's partly because i hate hogs and would milk cows and she hates dairy cows, that and she hated me in general.
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